What Happens to Mangalia Shipyard After Rheinmetall's Bid. German Company Announcement
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The Shipyard Mangalia will not be reopened too soon. The announcement comes from the German giant Rheinmetall's leadership, despite the promises of the authorities regarding the resumption of business. Over a thousand Romanians have run out of jobs, and now they do not know if they will be able to return to the yard. The Germans admit that major investments, maintenance work and new engagements are needed before the resumption of production. The…
The Mangalia Shipyard is not functional and requires investment, as well as staffing, which means that the reactivation will take some time, said News.ro Andre Neumann, the sales manager of the Rheinmetall Shipyard, who insisted that Rheinmetall has not yet bought the yard, but only submitted a winning offer. He reaffirmed that Rheinmetall, together with the MSC partners, aims to create a double-use shipyard that will be able to build both milit…
The Mangalia Shipyard is not functional and requires investment, as well as staffing, which means that the re-operation took a long time, said for News.ro Andre Neumann, the sales director of the Rheinmetall Shipyard, who wanted to emphasize that Rheinmetall has not yet bought the yard, but only submitted a winning offer. He reaffirmed that Rheinmetall, together with the MSC partners, aims to create a double-use shipyard that will be able to bui…
The Rheinmetall giant paid the full price for the Mangalia shipyard yesterday, November 9, announced CITR, the judicial liquidator.
The Mangalia Naval Shipyard requires a substantial effort of reconstruction and re-engineering before it can become functional again, explained Andre Neumann, sales manager...
The Mangalia Shipyard is not functional and requires investment as well as staff employment, which means that the re-operation in operation will take some time, said News.ro Andre Neumann, sales director of the Rheinmetall Naval Systems Division, [...]
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